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The two officials spoke to The Associated Press on condition of anonymity because they are not authorised to speak about evidence found at the scene.
The officials say glassine envelopes they suspect contained heroin were also found in Hoffman's New York City apartment. Those items are being tested.
They say Hoffman's body was discovered by two people: a friend who made the 911 call and his assistant.
Philip Seymour Hoffman, who won a best actor Oscar in 2006 for his portrayal of writer Truman Capote in Capote and created a gallery of other vivid characters, many of them slovenly and slightly dissipated comic figures, has died. He was 46.
Hoffman spoke candidly over the years about past struggles with drug addiction. After 23 years sober, he admitted in interviews last year to falling off the wagon and developing a heroin problem that led to a stint in rehab.
The law enforcement officials said Hoffman's body was discovered in a bathroom at his Greenwich Village apartment by a friend who made the 911 call and his assistant.
Late Sunday (Monday morning, NZ time), a police crime-scene van was parked out front, and technicians carrying brown paper bags went in and out. Police kept a growing crowd of onlookers back. A single red daisy had been placed in front of the lobby door.
Hoffman's family called the news "tragic and sudden."
"We are devastated by the loss of our beloved Phil and appreciate the outpouring of love and support we have received from everyone," the family said in a statement.
Hoffman - no matinee idol, with his lumpy build and limp blond hair - made his career mostly as a character actor, and was one of the most prolific in the business, plying his craft with a rumpled naturalism that also made him one of the most admired performers of his generation. He was nominated for Oscars four times in all.
In one of his earliest films, he played a spoiled prep school student in Scent of a Woman in 1992. One of his breakthrough roles came as a gay member of a porno film crew in Boogie Nights, one of several movies directed by Paul Thomas Anderson that he would eventually appear in.
He often played comic, slightly off-kilter roles in movies like Along Came Polly, The Big Lebowski and Almost Famous. More recently, he was Plutarch Heavensbee in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire and was reprising that role in the two-part sequel, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, which is in the works. And in Moneyball, he played Art Howe, the grumpy manager of the Oakland Athletics who resisted new thinking about baseball talent.
Just weeks ago, Showtime announced Hoffman would star in Happyish, a new comedy series about a middle-aged man's pursuit of happiness.
In The Master, he was nominated for the 2013 Academy Award for best supporting actor for his role as the charismatic leader of a religious movement. The film, partly inspired by the life of Scientology founder L. Ron Hubbard, reunited the actor with Anderson.
He also received a 2009 supporting nomination for Doubt, as a priest who comes under suspicion because of his relationship with a boy, and a best supporting actor nomination for Charlie Wilson's War, as a CIA officer.
Born in 1967 in Fairport, NY, Hoffman was interested in acting from an early age, mesmerized at 12 by a local production of Arthur Miller's All My Sons. He studied theatre as a teenager with the New York State Summer School of the Arts and the Circle in the Square Theatre. He then majored in drama at New York University's Tisch School of the Arts.
Trained in the theatre, with a versatility and discipline more common among British performers than Americans, he was a character actor who could take on any role, large or small, loathsome or sympathetic.
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Hoffman is survived by his partner of 15 years, Mimi O'Donnell, and their three children.
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A friend recently asked about the headphones I had plugged into my iPod. I let him listen to them and he was blown away. I told him to look for them on Amazon as it was one of the few places I've still seen them available at a reasonable price. Thirteen years after I wrote the original review above, and about twenty five since I purchased them, they are still going strong. Not many things last that long--outside of body parts. :)
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The WHFR is taught both from the perspective of pure wilderness first aid techniques as well as being able to successfully rely on and work with plant medicine – both in the local ecosystem and using self-prepared herbs from elsewhere around the world. The WHFR covers the following subjects and more – all subjects contain orthodox, wilderness first responder treatment as well as the use of botanical medicine (internally and externally). Exercises and scenarios put every subject to the test for all students.
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For students enrolled in this course, please note that there are two separate sessions. Dates are listed below for individual classes for each session. Please call 802-224-7100 if you are interested in taking an individual class.
The Wabanaki Agroforest
Session 1: Monday, July 25th 6-9 pm
Much of Vermont's Northern Hardwood Forest has been converted into specially selected stands of trees that maximize the fuelwood, timber, aesthetic/recreational use, or maple sap collection. This conversion seems to have deep local roots. Professor Fred Wiseman developed the concept of a "Northern" permacultural system. This workshop will focus on the types of edible/ medicinal trees (plums, etc.), shrubs (hazelnuts, etc.), subshrubs (sweetfern, etc.), vines (grapes, etc.) and herbaceous perennials (Jerusalem artichokes, etc.) and herbs (white sage, etc.) organized by canopy stratum by light, water and nutrient requirements — to optimize production.
Green Corn Season: The Role of Story, Music, Dance and Food In Community Well Being
Session 1: Monday, September 26th 6-9 pm
The most important ceremony of the Abenaki Horticultural/Ritual Calendar is the Green Corn Ceremony. Join Prof. Wiseman as he shares his studies into the origins of the ceremony that seem embedded in half-forgotten legends of the Abenaki Creation Time, and encoded in the controversial Corn Song. He will then discuss the revival of the Green Corn Ceremony by the Abenaki Koasek Tribe in the Newbury VT/Haverhill, NH area. It includes learning the music, making the regalia and ceremonial accouterments and practicing the choreography and oratory. However, the Green Corn Feast, and its taboos and protocols as well as its socio-nutritional characteristics are the "food as medicine" focus of the day's activities. Lastly he will share music and videos of the Green Corn Ceremony as it is up and running today and how it contributes to community healing and well-being.
Harvest Season and Orthorexia nervosa: The Ethnobotany of Indigenous Foodways in Eating and Medicating One's Identity
Session 1: Monday, October 24th 6-9 pm
Ethnobotanists have studied the culture and environmental psychology that lies behind food (and medicine) choice. These researches had led to the development of some important theory regarding how, when, where and why we eat — of which nutrition forms but a small component! Prof. Wiseman will look at Indigenous food choice/cuisine and what we may consider drugs from a scientific "optimization" perspective as well as an Indigenous community-based perspective. Using examples from modern Anglo-American life, as well as Southwestern and Wabanaki cuisine and food service, he will explain the unstated rules for eating and how that reinforces individual, family and community identity.
Decolonizing Thanksgiving: The Politics of Native Foods and Medicine
Session 1: Monday, November 21st 6-9 pm
November, is designated "Native American Month" by various presidents, but never seems to "stick" in the consciousness as does "Black History Month" or "Woman's History Month." Native advocates have tried for years, but without much success, to turn Columbus Day and Thanksgiving into opportunities for opening a serious dialogue on Native history and culture. Using the "Decolonizing Thanksgiving" movement as a rubric to understand Native concerns about decolonized diet, food sovereignty, food justice and food security, Prof. Wiseman will show how food is a quintessential political statement, and how it should be treated by both Native and Non-natives alike, especially in the fall.
Dr. Frederick M. Wiseman was trained as a paleo-ethnobotanist at the University of Arizona. He taught and did research at Louisiana State, MIT's Center for Materials Research in Archaeology and Ethnology, and Johnson State College in Vermont, where he retired as Department Chair in 2014. He has published extensively on tropical fieldwork in Belize, Honduras, Yucatan and arid-lands research in Arizona and Sonora Mexico. Over the last twenty years he has focused on the culture and ecology of the Wabanaki people of northern New England, Quebec and the Canadian Maritimes, completing books and films, scholarly and popular articles and presented papers on Wabanaki culture & ecology.


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I have a three year old Black Mission Fig tree. I got my first fig last year. It has not started to fruit yet, but it has leafed out. I just noticed it is swarming with little black flies. Anyone have any suggestions about what this is, and what I might do about it?
Thanks! - Patty
Black flies on Black Mission Fig Tree
Black Mission flies?
I guess... what do I do about them?
Sorry - I couldn't resit poking fun at your problem. I apologize.
I have never had any black flies on my figs - they are probably more a dry weather insect. I think you should take a piece of the clear shipping tape and put it onto some that are on a leaf then pull it off with them stuck and put the tape onto a white card (do they still have index cards?)
Or you can take some photos of them and post them here. Some one will likely read it and comment when they know. (Unlike me who commented when I didn't know)
My son who lives in Oakland has a fig tree next door in a vacant lot. When he described it, it sounded to me like a black mission. I will ask if if that tree has black flies too, just so you could know if they are common to the bay area. He was telling me about the tree and complaining that the birds ate the figs before he could pick any. I think if the black flies were on the tree, he would have added them to his complaint.
Really, I think you should take the card with the taped-down flies to a good nursery in Walnut Creek or Concord - they will know.
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Located in Mitte within a short walk of New Town Hall, DORMERO Hotel Hannover is within a mile (2 km) of other popular sights such as Marktkirche. This 293-room, 4.5-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free in-room WiFi, a fitness center, and a conference center. It's also close to HDI Arena and Schuetzenplatz.
Enjoy dining at one of 2 onsite restaurants including RED GRILL Restaurant, which specializes in American cuisine. Savor a meal from the comfort of your room with 24-hour room service, or make new friends over drinks at the bar/lounge. Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 10:30 AM.
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Property features
Guests staying at DORMERO Hotel Hannover enjoy a fitness center, a sauna, and free WiFi in public areas. Self parking is offered for EUR 18.00 per day. The front desk has multilingual staff on hand 24/7 to help with dry cleaning/laundry, concierge services, and luggage storage. Other amenities at this luxury hotel include a conference center, a computer station, and express check-in.
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DORMERO Hotel Hannover features a sauna and a fitness center. Dining is available at one of the hotel's 2 restaurants. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
8 meeting rooms are available. This luxury hotel also offers a terrace, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff. Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
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- Number of floors - 7
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- Number of restaurants - 2
- Number of meeting rooms - 8
- Free WiFi
- Year Built 1985
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Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10:30 AM.
RED GRILL Restaurant - This restaurant specializes in American cuisine and serves brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
PIZZA & PASTA - San Marco - This restaurant specializes in Italian cuisine and serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Open daily.
24-hour room service is available.
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Recreational amenities at the hotel include a sauna and a fitness center.
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- Golfing nearby
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- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 15.90 per person (approximately)
- Self parking fee: EUR 18.00 per day
- Pet fee: EUR 15.00 per pet, per day
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2007 Panoplie included in Spring 2010 VINsider shipment
The 2007 Panoplie, rated 98+ points by Robert Parker, was sent exclusively to Tablas Creek Vineyard's VINsider club members. One bottle was included in the spring 2010 club shipment, with VINsiders offered the opportunity to order 4 additional bottles. In addition, VINsiders who reserved this wine as futures in December, 2008 received their wine in the fall of 2009. Ordering the Esprit de Beaucastel and Panoplie en primeur is available exclusively to VINsider wine club members.
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In exceptional vintages, Tablas Creek Vineyard produces small quantities of Panoplie: a Mourvèdre-based cuvée from meticulously selected grapes, made in the model of Château de Beaucastel's Hommage á Jacques Perrin. In 2007, only 500 cases were produced.
The 2007 vintage was the best vintage we've yet seen at Tablas Creek. Yields were very low (down between 15% and 30%, depending on variety) due to a cold and very dry winter, which produced small berries and small clusters. A moderate summer without any significant heat spikes followed, allowing gradual ripening, and producing red wines with tremendous intensity, excellent freshness and a lushness to the fruit which cloaks tannins that should allow the wines to age gracefully. Syrah began the harvest of our reds between September 5th and October 3rd, followed by Grenache between September 25th and October 22nd and Mourvèdre throughout October and completing the harvest on October 30th.
The grapes for our Panoplie were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The grapes were fermented using native yeasts in open and closed stainless steel fermenters. After pressing, the wines were moved into barrel, blended, and aged in large-format French oak demi-muids before being bottled in July 2009.
The Tablas Creek Vineyard Panoplie 2007 is a barrel-by-barrel selection of the most intense lots of Mourvèdre, Grenache, and Syrah in the cellar, structured for long aging. It is a dense purple-red in color with a rich plum nose, ripe and sweet with coffee and eucalyptus notes. The complex palate shows full flavors of red and black fruit, licorice, pepper, and roasted meat. It is concentrated, dense and elegant with a wonderfully long licorice and spice finish.
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We are excited for our inaugural release of our newest grape, of which the half-acre we planted is California's first. Details »
We were proud to learn that Tablas Creek Partner/GM Jason Haas was voted by his peers the 2015 Paso Robles Wine Industry Person of the Year. His father, our founder Robert Haas, wrote this appreciation on our blog.
In Robert Parker's Wine Advocate (Issue 220) 15 Tablas wines topped 90 points, including 2014 Esprit de Tablas (93-96), 2013 Panoplie (94-96), and 2014 Panoplie (95-97). Read the review » More press »
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One of the most frequently asked questions at the tasting room is also one of my favorites. "Which food do I pair with this wine?" At Tablas Creek we take food pairing very seriously. For each of our wines we offer recipes and food pairing suggestions. Each spring and fall, we invite our members to taste dishes created by local chefs to match our new releases. We also have a monthly column on our Tablas blog dedicated to this topic. Read More »


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only zebra tablecover available for our daughter's zebra themed sweet sixteen party wish there was more of the print on it but it did help add the zebra accent
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Partnering with E-Future in incorporating Kronos technology into the E-Future total solution makes E-Future a partner of mutual benefit in the growing niche which is Chinese Human Resource Management.
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Updated: May 8, 2011, 7:45 PM ETAssociated Press
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. -- Bethune-Cookman's Matthew McKnight shot a 1-under 71 on Sunday to win the Division I individual title and help the Wildcats take the team crown in the PGA Minority Collegiate Golf Championship at PGA Golf Club.
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The Great Green Energy Crack-Up
There are 559 comments on the Forbes.com story from Oct 22, 2011, titled The Great Green Energy Crack-Up. In it, Forbes.com reports that:
I am a senior fellow in climate studies at the Cato Institute and in research and economic development at George Mason University.
Join the discussion below, or Read more at Forbes.com.
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#537 Jan 29, 2012
And the beat goes on:
Drip, Drip, Drip: Yet Another Green Energy Stimulus Recipient Hits the Skids (the third this week!)
by WILLIAM YEATMAN on JANUARY 27, 2012
in BLOG
Earlier this week, Stimulus beneficiary Evergreen Energy bit the dust. Then, Ener1, a manufacturer of batteries for electric vehicles and recipient of Stimulus largesse, filed for bankruptcy. And today, the Las Vegas Sun reports that Amonix, Inc., a manufacturer of solar panels that received $5.9 million from the Porkulus, will cut two-thirds of its workforce, about 200 employees, only seven months after opening a factory in Nevada.
"Happy, warm and comfortable"
Since: Oct 10
Mountain retreat, SE Spain
#538 Jan 29, 2012
Hmmm, so much for the alarmist idea that it'll be cheaper to fight Glowbull warming than adapt to it.
How many green bottles left hanging on the wall of government taxpayer handouts?
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#539 Jan 29, 2012
More Green Energy Crack from Europe:
Inflated Incentive
Environment Minister Retreats on Solar Subsidies
German Environment Minister Norbert Röttgen has said he wants to cut subsidies on installing solar panels sooner than planned as the number of people taking advantage of the incentives continues to soar. As do costs to electricity customers.
Germany is set to cut incentives for installing solar panels faster than originally planned amid strong criticism of the current subsidy scheme. Environment Minister Norbert Röttgen has said he wants to bring forward the reductions by three months to April 1, with increasing numbers of Germans taking to solar energy.
Solar farm operators and homeowners with solar panels received more than 8 billion ($10.2 billion) in subsidies in 2011, but contributed only 3 percent of Germany's total energy supply. The incentives, which are written into the country's renewable energy law known as EEG, are being newly scrutinized as Germany phases out its nuclear program and ramps up its production of renewable energy.
Röttgen, a member of Chancellor Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats (CDU), told journalists after meeting CDU members of parliament: "My goal is to change the law effective April 1. It's important that we act quickly."
But Environment Minister Röttgen refused to bow to demands from the CDU's junior partner in the ruling coalition, the Free Democrats (FDP), to cap the output of new photovoltaic installations at 1 gigawatt per year. Instead, he said he wants to leave the current figures -- between 2.5 and 3.5 gigawatts per year -- unchanged. In reference to a sector which has seen 100,000 jobs created in the last decade, he added: "A concrete cap would choke off the industry."...
Toronto, Canada
#540 Jan 29, 2012
Business is certainly a tough job and there are winners and losers no matter how you sort them.
But business leaders are finding more and more reasons to be aware of their pollution impact and to be responsible in their business plans.
"Happy, warm and comfortable"
Since: Oct 10
Mountain retreat, SE Spain
#541 Jan 29, 2012
LessFactMoreHype, alias:
How would you know, Mr Undoubtably Spelt Fourty?
Tell us what it's like to be a loser?
Toronto, Canada
#542 Jan 29, 2012
Not surprising as the initial assumptions of the NEED for subsidies was somewhat conservative. More recent studies on the actual decline in solar cell pricing in the US has shown that the 'installed cost' has stayed pretty even as a rapid decline in subsidies has been offset by a rapid decline in solar cell pricing. It is not surprising that the generous subsidies in Europe are declining at a faster rate since they started at a higher level in order to increase demand.
In fact, the 'problem' here is that the solution worked!! People are installing home solar power at a much faster rate than anticipated which just means that the program worked and subsidies are no longer necessary to 'give momentum' to the move to green energy!
Well, fossil fuels make up the vast majority of the electricity generation. http://www.technologyreview.com/blog/editors/...
Of course the 'we have you over a barrel' greed of the oil and coal companies is going to cause a boom in costs.
Toronto, Canada
#543 Jan 29, 2012
By the way, I find that the idea of having subsidies which are created to 'assist' a job creator or industry through a temporary market adjustment should alway have an 'automatic decay' so that they do not become entrenched in the industry and part of the 'market economics'.
This was clearly shown to be a problem in Canada during the era of 'Crown Corporations' but is still to be learned by the US with there 'permanent crutches' for the fossil fuel industry of about $10+B a year in subsidies of all forms. To an industry that is making record profits with record prices to consumers!
"Whatever the number, it seems ludicrous that any of our tax dollars would support such established and profitable industries. These energy subsidies are completely out of step with a nation that now broadly accepts the need to end our collective oil addiction."
"Happy, warm and comfortable"
Since: Oct 10
Mountain retreat, SE Spain
#544 Jan 29, 2012
I'm sure we all enjoy LessFact/NobodyYouEver's posts, mainly for their amusement content.
LessFactMoreHype, alias:
Not forgetting:
Forty is spelt with a U.
Epistemologists compile dictionaries.
Samuel Johnson was an American.
Ice calving is restricted by size.
"The equator doesn't have season."
Cars can be charged with road collisions.
Enercon install offshore wind generators.
Vikings didn't know how to live in a warmer Greenland.
"Deforestations is a consequence of AGW."
Alberta is a country.
"Insects and plants" don't qualify as species.
"Scientific laws" aren't science.
Predictions are just for astrologers.
Ethanol is a very workable and effective solution.
America has two political parties.
Climate and weather are not linked.
'Nondenier' is a real word.
'Fruiting plants' are especially chosen by bees for, "polination."
We acted on CFCs in the 70s.
CO2 is a thermal pollutant.
Saint Louis, MO
#545 May 1, 2012
Seems that some one on here gives you the spam X when you disagree with the liberal GW point of view. Typical
Saint Louis, MO
#546 May 1, 2012
Man, my hats off to you, you got these guys nailed on here. I agree whole heartedly with 100% what you say here, just nailed it & the green idiotbutts, there're so peeeed, I love it. Keep up the great pros.
GW hoax is almost dead, keep driving the steak though it, oh & don't for get to buy guns & ammo & don't forget to vote & throw these sick pigs out of office this year.
United States
#547 May 2, 2012
Just shows you are as dumb as she is....
"Denying those who deny nature"
Since: Jun 07
Norfolk va
#548 May 2, 2012
And why is that. Because you want to believe that no one could game the system even if people are gaming it in other ways right now. Like how Apple gamed the system to save a huge chunk of money on taxes.
The simple fact is that the more you try to turn the economic screws to make your social aganda happen the more companies will game the system and the cheaper it becomes to bribe someone to look the other way.
#549 May 2, 2012
Like the way the GOP is doing ???
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#550 May 2, 2012
If they are doing it, they are only getting table scraps from the Obama Administration and the Democrat majority Senate. Those laws are published, everybody can read about the tax breaks; Apple, the Democratic Party and the Republicans.
The Congress writes these laws, the President signs them and they are law; everybody is responsible not to break law. Don't be confused because more Republicans can read.
"Denying those who deny nature"
Since: Jun 07
Norfolk va
#551 May 2, 2012
What makes you think the democrats are not doing the same thing. The enviromental movement is just as guilty as well. Is the GOP doing it, yes. Then again everyone involved is just as guilty if not more so.
"I Luv Carbon Dioxide"
Since: Dec 08
Home, sweet home.
#552 May 2, 2012
Green is a political party, not an energy source. There is no green energy, every generator has byproducts.
Get over yourself. Fossil fuel works, its available for export and you Karl just doesn't like economic prosperity.
Enough of the doomed Marxist economics; let's try Conservatism again.
#553 May 5, 2012
It works as long as people can afford it and still can breath the polluted air.
#554 May 5, 2012
Yep.....take us back to the 17th century...all was great then.
"Denying those who deny nature"
Since: Jun 07
Norfolk va
#555 May 6, 2012
Why, they also tried this experiment in the 17th century as well. Look up Jamestown. A bunch of English liberals decided to make it work in the New World. They had a bunch of experts but left behind those who did the real work. Each accord to thier needs, each according to thier abilities. Of course no had the experience in using a plow, building anything, or making anything. All they knew how to do was tell others to do it.
"Happy, warm and comfortable"
Since: Oct 10
Mountain retreat, SE Spain
#556 May 6, 2012
But nowhere near as dumb as you.
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Ghetto Ass Bitch.
Serena Williams is such a GAB. (especially at the 2011 US Open finals)
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Meaning "gangster as bollocks," used to define something that is so gangster it hurts.
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i m thinking of getting in at this level (8.15$ / share), as i understand from the press release- each BMTI share will be converted to 0.2482 shares of WMGI (0.2482 X 21.13 = ~5.244$ ) + 1.5 $ cash on the closing of the transaction in 1Q 2013.
so the upfront will be = ~5.244 + 1.5 = 6.744 $
(value will change daily with WMGI's day to day pps)
after the closing of transaction Contingent Value Rights (CVR) of BMTI will be listed on Nasdaq which will start trading at previous day closing of BMTI (say 8.3$) minus the upfront payment= 8.3-6.744= 1.556$
If Augment is approved, Wright medical will pay 3.5$ in cash for each CVR and more upon achieving sales milestones...
Is my understanding correct? Am i missing something?
When should i get in? before conversion to CVR or after?
Risk/benefit with getting in before CVR: upfront will be largely dependant on WMGI's stock price on that day
Risk/Benefit with getting in after conversion to CVR: price will be totally dependant on FDA approval for short term (3months-1 year)
So, when should i get in? and what could be the logically estimated approval time?
thoughts much appreciated
You have it mostly right except no one knows what the CVR's will be trading at at this point. The premium in the price of BMTI does not mean the CVR will start trading at the $8.3 minus the $6.744 as you cite. At least as far as I understand it. It is a good indication that there will be interest in the CVR's but the trading symbol and how it trades will have no bearing on what BMTI's final share price is prior as I see it. IF the CVR trades at $1.55 before any FDA milestone payment it would be a steal as its an easy 100% gain within 12 months and most likely sooner. If the market is inefficient enough to miss-price that badly a lot of us will make a lot more money! Also, the CVR spreads may be high (i.e. bid $3.50 and ask $4.15) so it may not be too liquid of a market. I have never traded CVR's before so it will be interesting to watch. There may be more information on it in the S4/A if you want to read through it or you may even want to call the company next week to share some insight.
Advice should not be taken seriously based on these message boards but in general if you are playing for the CRV's you may want to accumulate some of the stock now so you don't get caught with high spreads or too little liquidity when you go to buy the CVR's (If you have a CVR plan on holding it a while IMO). If you knew they would be trading at $1.50-$2.00 pre FDA approval I would say wait and buy only the CVR's but its anyone's guess what they will trade at. For all we know WMGI may decide to buy up a lot of the CRV's over time to lessen their eventual cost of the purchase? They already own over a million shares of BMTI as it is so will have a lot of CVR to start.
thanks for the reply
If WMGI can buy a lot of CVRs prior to approval, they will end up paying less to the shareholders, but i doubt whether SEC allows it.
In last release on 7th jan 2013, BMTI said they will respond to rest of the FDA's request within 'two to three'' weeks. So i think they have responded back by now.
Though the company is guiding for an approval between Apr. 2013 to Jan 2014, i feel it should come somewhere in March 2013.
FDA recently have made several decisions earlier than the goal date, and moreover, they haven't yet asked any additional clinical trials till as it was feared after the advisory panel meeting in 2011, so almost after 1.5 years, FDA has asked for no more studies and requested ''informal'' clarification requests, so i feel approval its a done deal now.
Even if i buy now, i will get ~`6.5$ cash/share when the transaction closes (i belive it closes on 31 march- as management have guided in 1Q 2013) plus i will be holding a CVR worth ~1.5-2.0$ (estimated from current price)


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Fourth Anniversary of Katrina: We're Still Here
New Orleans is my city and I love it. I am not alone in this affection. Yet, I drag my feet to write about how it stumbles down the road to recovery. Shouldn't a writer in New Orleans, seeing her city's value, beauty, promise, its failures, blight, and grotesque inequalities revisit its saga often? Today is the 4th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina changing how America sees America, how the world sees the incompetence and frailty of humans in one of the greatest nations on earth but also how we view the resilience, bravery and compassion of ordinary people facing devastation.
I don't write about my city enough because I sit overwhelmed beneath its staggering complexity. As you may read at Black Voice News Online as well as Electronic Village, New Orleans has progressed toward genuine revival since Katrina kicked down its faulty levees, but as you may read in my comment on one of those posts, there's woe and frustration to fathom daily.
In the following video, President Barack Obama promises to visit New Orleans and talks about what his administration has done so far for recovery. Remember that rebuilding New Orleans was one of his campaign promises, and like his other promises, he's facing heat about New Orleans as well.
While I grew up here, I was not here for the great flood of 2005, but I returned in 2007 and observe the people, sometimes looking at them as though I am not of them but alien. The survivors have a bond that I, despite my roots in the Crescent City, will never have. At other times I'm all New Orleans and every drop of gumbo in my blood boils. In my car I may launch into a mini-rant asking how can anyone not know that this city must be saved.
Today, I'm watching Spike Lee's When the Levees Broke again and shuddering a little, but I don't shudder and groan the way nearly the entire audience groaned in the movie theater when I went to see the Curious Case of Benjamin Button. When movie goers realized that the big storm in the movie's present day setting was Katrina, they let out a communal "ohhhhh" from a collective gut.
I am watching Spike Lee's movie and realizing that there's someone in that documentary who I know that I did not know when I first saw it years ago. Her name is Sarah Dean, a web designer who unlike me did not grow up in the city. Sarah came to New Orleans later in life and was here during Katrina.
She loves New Orleans but left the city last year to become an architect. A young mother with baby and husband, she told me what a privilege it was to be accepted into the program, that the school program was unique, combining new media with traditional courses. Whatever it offered, she could not get it here and that has nothing to do with Hurricane Katrina, but seeing her in the video reminded me of what we see daily living here, memories of the people who are gone, what we've lost and what we hope to recover. Perhaps one day she and her small family will return.
Seeing her face I begin to reflect on my return and ask myself, "Have I learned anything new?" I know I have, but like ebb and flow, rise and fall of life here that I have yet to chronicle, I can't put it into words yet. Please keep track of me. Perhaps by the fifth anniversary I'll be able to frame my lessons well. I suspect they will have something to do with how to greet the unexpected with grace, as did this young teacher who arrived for a job in New Orleans three months before Katrina only to find the school system couldn't pay him. And undoubtedly I'll have learned more about living in the moment or how to live for six months each year knowing you may have to abandon your home and accept the possibility it will be washed away.
Until then, here's a list of reports and articles from people who measure our speed toward recovery and try to educate the nation and world about why New Orleans should not be forgotten.
- The New Orleans Index Anniversary Edition: Four Years after Katrina at the Brookings Institution:
Though New Orleans has been somewhat shielded from the recession due to substantial rebuilding activity, four years after Katrina the region still faces major challenges due to blight, unaffordable housing, and vulnerable flood protection. New federal leadership must commit and sustain its partnership with state and local leaders by delivering on key milestones in innovation, infrastructure, human capital, and sustainable communities to help greater New Orleans move past "disaster recovery" and boldly build a more prosperous future.
- The State of New Orleans, also at Brookings
- Recommended Reading on New Orleans from Princeton Professor Melissa Harris-Lacewell
- Bring the Pain, unsettling stats at NOLAFugees.com
- New Orleans Levees Still Need Work at CBS
- New Orleans'Green Make Over at Time magazine
New Orleanians on the Anniversary and Recovery
- NOLA Femmes
- Library Chronicles
- New Orleans Ladder
- Lip Rap's Lament
- Odd Bits of Life in New Orleans
- Gentilly Girl
- Blog at Gambit
- Rising Tide, a list of 300 NOLA blogs
- House on a Hill
- YatPundit
- How I Celebrate Katrina's Fourth Anniversary at NOLARising blog reposted from Humid City
- Anniversary coverage at NOLA.com
- Take Me Back to New Orleans by a writer at the root who grew up in the city, but well, ... it's complicated.
On Twitter I've seen echoes of anger from people on the rest of the Gulf Coast who remind anyone mentioning New Orleans that other parts of the Gulf Coast had equal damage. I appreciate their pain; however, the emphasis on New Orleans is about more than quantifiable damage. With neither guilt nor guile, I direct those who don't understand why New Orleans is important to this country, why the city's recovery must remain a priority, and why we won't stop talking about its recovery to this book Why New Orleans Matters by Tom Piazza.
"New Orleans is...a small model of all the best of America. You have a truly multicultural city, in which all social and ethnic and economic levels of society have somehow managed to fashion a distinct and beautiful culture out of the tensions among their differences...In a larger sense that is the story of the United States culture also, but in New Orleans the expressions of that culture have included jazz, rhythm and blues, a distinctive cuisine and so much more. And an attitude towards life that includes a spiritual resilience which has spoken to people around the world-for a couple of hundred years." (Piazza in n interview with the Washington Post, 2006)
He emphasizes the value of its history, culture and people, but for anyone who doesn't think history, cultural contribution, and people are important, then there's always this other thing: money.
Like that program the young mother, Sarah, with her family made sacrifices to enter, New Orleans is unique and worth the effort. Its success ties the nation to a more viable future.
As I mediate on its unique nature, I wonder at the people who thought the answer to its devastation was not fix the levees properly but move the city to another location. I remain forever grateful to those who don't live in New Orleans but understand its significance to this nation and agree abandoning NOLA or moving it from the land that made it what it is today is not the way to go.
So, it's the 4th anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, and we're still here in my city remembering good reasons to fight for this enchanted land.
Nordette Adams is a BlogHer Contributing Editor. Keep up with her writing adventures at Her411.com.


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In this rarefied experimental novel, Spanish novelist Goytisolo ( The Virtues of the Solitary Bird ) attempts to penetrate the 40-day waiting period between death and eternity when, according to Islamic tradition, the soul wanders still sheathed in a fragile, dreamlike body. The nameless narrator, a writer based in Paris (as is Goytisolo), learns of a friend's sudden death and joins her in the shadowy afterworld by dint of a leap of consciousness. Together and separately, they have chance encounters with celestial nomads who judge the dead. The friend meets the shade of Ibn Arabi, a 13th-century Sufi mystic whose portrayal of the afterlife influenced Dante's Divine Comedy. News of contemporary events, including the Persian Gulf war, filters through to them and mingles with other searing images of carnage and brutality. Besides injecting an eloquent antiwar message, Goytisolo draws parallels between the soul's journey in the next world and the act of writing, which to him involves "abolishing the frontiers between reality and dream." Bush, who translated Goytisolo's memoirs, deftly conveys the lyrical, complex, rhapsodic style used here to evoke spiritual transcendence.
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Goytisolo, whose title refers to the Islamic tradition of wandering for 40 days between death and eternity, follows a recently deceased female friend who is also a novelist. It also symbolizes the isolation of the novelist at work as he multiplies levels of interpretation in order to "destabilize" the reader. As records all sorts of surrealistic events, news reports are blaring surrealistic accounts of the 40-day ordeal of Desert Storm. Bombs dropped on Baghdad and Basra are linked in the author's mind to bombs dropped on Barcelona, one of which felled Goytisolo's mother. Committed to plumbing both the human condition and the process of literary creation, the scholarly narrator ponders the alleged relationship between ibn Arabi's Book of the Descent of the Prophet and Dante's Inferno and even questions the relevance of Dante's vengeful Gehenna in today's world of enlightened humane values. A challenging work by one of the giants of Spanish literature.
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i got to pay off my cell bill (786 dollars i hate cingular ) and i need to sell a bunch of stuff... email me for details on this stuff
x2 lite modded xbox wit 100 gb hdd locked (asking at least $250)
standard xbox wit samsung used but in good condition (asking at least $120)
nokia 3300 unlocked ($75)
modded 1st ver. ps1 ($25)
2 xbox controller s's ($25 for both
hopefully this will b enuff so they'll turn it back on... but if not i'll b back with more stuff
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text: Synergy is the only place to get your Saturday night started. Join us as we smash the biggest club hits taken straight from the clubs to your airwaves 7-9pm every week. Join DJs Gex (Ed) and DanFX alongside weekly local guests live in the mix for 2 hours of the best new club hits mixed with a stack of club classics and anthems from years gone by. Don't forget to call and leave your shoutouts in the "Synergy Voicemail" for all of Adelaide and the world to hear. Join the Synergy on the net: www.facebook.com/SynergyFresh www.facebook.com/DjGexFanpage www.twitter.com/synergyfresh www.twitter.com/EdDJGex Updated: Sunday, November 16, 2014